Trussville Gas and Water

06/11/2026

Please be advised that a temporary water service interruption is scheduled for 06/16/2026, from 8:00 AM to approximately 5:00 PM, affecting the following areas:

• Highland Ave, Highland Cir
• Ashwood Ln, Ashwood Cir, Ashton Ave
• Portions of Linden St
• Birch St
• Stirling Cir
• Linden Trace

Thank you for your patience as we make repairs to the water main in these areas. Please plan ahead for the temporary outage.

05/07/2026

We are pleased to present our 2026 Drinking Water Quality Report. Once again, we have met or exceeded all federal and state standards for the 2026 reporting period. It is our pleasure to serve the Trussville Gas and Water community with save and reliable gas and water service.

https://trussville.com/wp-content/uploads/FINAL-Water-Quality-Report.pdf

05/05/2026

A temporary gas service interruption is scheduled for 5/7/2026, from 8:00am to approximately 4:00 PM, affecting the following areas:
• Winewood Road
• Village Square Drive
• 3947 Pinson Valley Parkway

This interruption is necessary to complete essential system maintenance in your area. We recognize that service disruptions can be inconvenient, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to maintain and ensure the reliability of your gas service.

04/01/2026

Friendly reminder to start collecting your hazardous household waste to be ready for the collection day provided by Jefferson County on 4/25. See the attached notice for times and locations.

03/18/2026

Each year, we celebrate our staff and recognize them for their commitment to the safety of our gas lines across eight area communities. If you see any of our AWESOME staff this week, please stop and thank them for keeping our natural gas and water systems safe and reliable!

It is always our pleasure to serve the Trussville Gas and Water community.

03/18/2026

Safety starts with you, our Trussville Gas and Water community. Please read this public safety announcement before starting any digging projects this spring!

Planting a tree? Installing a fence? Repairing irrigation pipes? Whatever the project, not contacting 811 before digging can lead to serious consequences.
Don’t make a costly mistake—check out our blog: Top 3 Mistakes People Make Before Digging.
https://al811.com/top-3-mistakes-people-make-before.../

03/16/2026

Our service team is out in the cold today making sure our gas system is safe and reliable…and they might be having a little fun at lunch today too. 😃.
Stay safe and warm out there!

03/10/2026

Mark your calendars now! Start collecting your household hazardous waste for this April 25th collection. Proper disposal of hazardous waste helps keep our water sources clean and safe. It is EASY and a FREE resource provided to Jefferson County residents. Be sure to take your license to show residency.

03/03/2026

Spring weather is finally here! Remember to call 811 before any digging project. It is FREE, it is simple and it is the law.

Planning a weekend project? Plan ahead!
If you’re digging this weekend, Contact 811 on Monday or Tuesday to allow utility companies time to mark their lines.
It’s FREE, it’s Simple, & it's The Law

02/17/2026

We are excited about the progress on our building and have received positive feedback from the community about the improvements to our building, new road and walking path.

We have also received some calls regarding the new tank installed to the left of our building. This tank is a rainwater cistern, designed to collect and store rainwater from the roof that would otherwise run off into storm drains. Instead, we’re putting that water to work irrigating the landscaping around the facility.

As part of our renovation, we’re also planting drought-tolerant, native plants that require far less irrigation than traditional landscaping. By combining water-wise plants with rainwater collection, we can significantly reduce our use of treated drinking water for outdoor watering while demonstrating practical conservation steps our whole community can adopt. Using systems like rain barrels and cisterns, paired with smart plant choices, we can help conserve water, lower costs, and make our facility more resilient during dry periods.

We are looking forward to moving back home to Main Street and thank the Trussville Gas and Water community for their patience during the renovation.